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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

approached when II ever, the departing mob would
come into collision with the police. the throng had
| grown bigger The same men were standing on
tho same wet spot Others on other wet spots ha''
added themselves to the original crowd The ponce
had drawn together. The mounted police sat mo-
t,opless on motlonless horses by tours. ] wanted
TO ask more questions Of my friend the superln-
tendent, but could not see him. Hair On hour
later drove back In a hanson just III time to see
the professions emerging from the Park with 'helr
red and blue banners. gold tasselled and frnged to
beat of drum and bassOon. Like the professions OF
the unemployed these last weeks, they were es-
cortel by mounted cOnstabes, and had the air or
being in custody, and of knowing they were. They
marched with that shuffling step peculiar TO men
whom on cit her side "A guardian of public order
attends whether they Will or no. Some OF the
guardians of public order are not without a SENSE
OF humOr and faint traces OF grim were discern
IDLE on their hardy. set faces. The procession Wa
a long one. | sat in my hanson and looked on
without Impotence but my driver md
ing no entertainment in this spectacle OF men
monOtonously marching past. suddenly touche"
his horse with the whip The animal plunged lot
ward, right into the middle or the Iadulh0'oh
Parrots They parted and we passed through, and
saw tine faint grin on the faces OF the mounted
constables growing suddenly less faint. One OF
them was so careless of che feelings of his interest
ing clients as to laugh outright at the disorder
into winch they were thrown. He looked at the
driver as if he recognize in him an ally volun-
teer in the service of public order. At the same
moment the superintendent rode up lie sa"
what had happened. and ne too laughed ana re-
cornizng his Acquaintance Of an hour before
nodded as if TO say. You see | was night Ana
he was. and to him and his comrades, and to MS
chief, Sir Charles Warren, tho Pablo OF London
owe perhaps good deal more than they know.
q. W s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
IOTrt SrED RF 4 "DkyNlgER."


I,tts was waited upon by a " nlinlon ot The laws
who served her with papers ga sut instituted AGAINST
hon d., Nh Ahlam >amucl> ia which tur dal.a-., arb
Laid AZ 100000 Nr >anurs. Who. 10 anIta.>. q,
commercial cel for paper con cin IN ucinuaii,
alleges thai be- Ia, been hudcr'd AID delayed IN BUS
nc>> iu consequence of Mis-, Lolita haNiu- teen tao
mean, of preventing him catching train Rom tho
provi,!cce depot DAY last week under tie follow
INK circumstances: Mr. >anWel> had chartered 1 n'r.
die from the Hotel Brunswick 10 convey him 10 TO
,lc pot AMI had barely time to make tie train. To
vehicle drawn 10y an ancient animal that vas cyl
IDENTIFY unit work. Mr. >auucs. however wa> to,
much cnrrNs,cd TO- h, business 10 notice tbs. aud ia
any ease. according his Wow. # isn't h.> affair.
Ms, lOita CHANGED To hr returning nom walk BOO tho
Public Carbon, and when SHE caught >Sht of thb
wrcched horse lame In every leg. and paiIly unable
respond To the liberal pesuaS OF th' drivers
whip, her well known sympathy for all sorts and con
d!tiunS Of animals was aroused and sprn-n- INTO tho
road. She commanded the man 10 stop The Jrhu.
after the manner of his kind II course rcil>ed 40
poor animal was willing rnough-aud cmph tsilcd his
refusal with his opinion In anything Tut choice Anglo
Saxon To The daring conduct OF tic li'tr lalv lut
nothing damned however. and held Ia Tho
bride regardless of the efforts OF the driver To- nah
her with his whip. untl policeman arrived ION tho
scene. and relieved her by directing The driver To taxi
his horse In the stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

Wdstln0t1f GOSSIP IN Its Bd.ttnOrt InfrifRO.
The Post once Department has offer been calico
upon To mans posonice after the lovely VITO of Tho
President and whOucNcr the request could boz conn ed
with gallant Postmaster ;ene, al villas has consented
Therefore there i Frances cleveland in nearly
every state but Yesterday Ole Virginia came iow ara
and took the cake. They have po,to1irc called
Dooms-awfm name and they wanted postmaster
Amounted once. what did they o but ask TIE APP
pontmen Of Frances lcNcdnd a, acting pO>tmi>irs'
Tho request staggered the high postal authorities ana
at first the request very noar IN int a. ""',
papcr has ket Rut the clerk In charge of the Ni-i"s
desk happened 10 read the letter again and ionnd "s
the applicant name had an II. I'm T. ana ieid r"u N
H. Cleveland aud not " Frances T. cNridihA ~,
Sides tho clerk also discovered that th' NltS'NSS,
wanted to conn limcnt Mrs. Cleveland more ma" -.
states had done, and 50 they p, he'd on mis-
with a name as near possible 10 the rdn'!i"i 's
tress OF the White House. Tho matter wa M ',,en
planned Ia First Assist ant Postmaster en'fs H'''
son, and he at once appointed her,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
NOW 1HE BlNK cLEEE sCIEED THEM
CHASING HIS FLYING Brp,rrAp-otp Mr. ROB-

...-,. ,,,,.. r.. n-slD Ml.. ROB-
CHAHIN" "47 i''' ..,
I'' " ,. ,.,,.. very life.
The BHnh ''' Il r'"'"'' " ,'- Ga, .i, ,...l...
In face 80 "d' among nus - o,. d.. ,..,. d..
ycy large h''l'. az '' - DID,, ,,r.,.- to
Aeyhol.. and u'n 'V'l' ID" . t.....t oi.. -.
N OcA the door vim MS WE" "'' &c.
Dg th- tunine eiro.' a. s". '''''1 '" " n, t,,.
hs apartments ''' '''-N - ,s ,t., 49,. pig, ..,.g
ever, he Wa greatly SUI ''''' ~ " -, t.-.
in motion. Inc "''' ''' ', o.. .h
,smed swung Oh n''i' - 80 ., .,I
great rardiF lN' Dan" .' -. ,-..,.. ..
mood. AM D. l'an'n "s''''' ''
rhcnoin'"'' ,,......t 60 ,,
" Dunno q coz 'Nut u D'''' j" '
mus cash thu uel' 49,
Accordingly, d.i"-iihf Ms h'- anu ' |
ho gave chase. Around went '' Dan" '"
| ~ ~ bcis'"1d' -hi h"' i"s "'''"'" '.""
anl SMASHED me "'H'is D'"s" anu ~ . ~,
eaten NJ ".N"' '''
''S ~. ~ ''" ,..o d., ,.., ...a to b rr.
"' t..,. ,l.t. -,..b bette.
&c" 90 a., ..,t ,l, .h, r,,., around
""-' ''7' ~. 49,,
JUMP y" D'r '' ''' 49,. 49,, ,,, ,.., ,,.-
IA- pan '''' " 49,. 49,. o.,
p'I'H " 'N'''' ''' '"' wiz" -
bed ha1 i'h'h'n Uh' *" F'N
great leap and landed with tremendous crash 100
Il o".No' '-'"'- ' '' ill.,, 49,, $500
graph ifdn''.' cup ana s"'-'' "'- d ''''' '''' ''
ID. head
an i.
P'" ~ 49,, 49, , .f....i. ,.
ne door % Tue u'ru 'V''y i''"' ''''' ~ NJ '''' ~
he heads Of the Two Maiden Ladies camr ioiih
49," ~ 90, ,,, a',,a.a H., .,,~ 49,,
tnhHOu7i!' "h' XIV W. ~ - '"' '.''''' ~ "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
HARD TIMES FOR THE G1UBLERS
Iy,prcron WILLIAMS SAYS THEY WILL RAVE II

IN ,PHCToR WILLIAMS SAYS THEY WILL HAVE 70
% orr or THE BUSINESS OR srARvE.
The police looking sharply after the gamblers
ln the city davs' said Inspector Williams 10 re-
porter, and there Is comparatively little gaming In the
resorts that were formerly notorious In Ann st have
kept policemen the watch d,y after day. but they nav"
not been able 70 make any arrests there. Permanent
gambling do not exist In my district There are
gamblers enough old pfOfcs lonas and they are willing
start II game IN temporary den II they ma IAN WIN
money who is looking for the uger. dealing box a
mack ~ ch,d- a box OF chips and 4 table which
T. faro layout. nice outdi for gambler ana h'
KIT can carried small bundle All that j. needed In
addition 20 play in and that can BE- hired Tor
few hours at short Loule IN ~ several old houses ~
Ann-st.
at Is next TO impossible for The police to
prevent temporary long the men who are
necced by The gamblers Cont any complaint II
any who money at such games VIII complain
We Will arrest the gamblers quickly enough 70" -nu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

then somebody tries start permanent game Dut
soon a, we get information about It we p0unce on IT,
We cleared poker game at NO 2o4 Do"efy a'''f
man had lost $50 in the place. young man opened
club room at NO 1877 Thirteenth St and made arrange
m MS 10 sell pools In the day time ana run
poker game In tho evenings 10 WAS sIfeslcu pia l
sf00 = California George, who shot Tom 1Oulds
brother Bill started faro bank at No "a Second 81
Ills nano was raided several weeks ago, and he uhdcr
indie mont. There evidence enough TO convict nm II
he s brought TO trial. We going TO keep rod IN
Tickle Tor he gamblers alpnr and they might bet
Ter look out for better business II they don't want
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

While ever, hod, admit, that springer ani Iowushcnd
po,.. tine lrt ~ CAB" in An ru'nrut drft'r' u j.
universally CONGO tel that senator" Joe E.Aceburn can
outdo either OF them. Adii stevenson, the Assistant
Postmaster General i responsible for story which
scci,. 10 prove r Is kcntuch an Dos birth ANA De
and Blackburn attended the same school brf'' the
w,h" Two fellow student, got inpa~ personal aim.
cu,ty which al las, became so .criou, that appeal 10
fine ro l wa. res ardrd -, necessary Stevenson AMI
u..rkburn were chosen a. seconds 10y Tie principals
Joe" WIS the happy owner ~ pair of pistols when
were Ia DE used the occasion. surgeons were
eusigrI the ground selected and SUNRISE WIS liked IS
the dino when hon Ia should be Niniictt'h NJ d"}
break on the following morning all parties were on the
ground The distance va. mci,ur'A lnd the principals
were placed. facing cdcA ".h''' &C" VII" "'' ''''
pistol Ia hand
fl va. customary ~ that time" said stevenson FOR
each mans second al that stage of the business 20
address some Of hor1tory nature to h' prin
cir.L p.rtl, with view to prevent an unnecessary
-pllin, of blood ami partly To impress him with the
so.cuuiiy az the occasion Well, the sun had l"t
appeared .,pye the horizon; the sky was uncloudcl;
dew drop, splrkcI hkc diamonds ON the grass and
foliage; brd. sang their morning hymns; all nature
.iriuI and peace rcigucd everywhere except In the
breast. the boys who ,ool rtclug cdrh other.
vain Tor the Word {" ur,. Nothing remained Z" ho
dom except 20 give the usual advice looked toward
Now joe You say whatever yon desire 10 Your man.
nj risli.' rorici Joe. and he began"
Al tii. rnint stevenson always stops though the
story led and tie anxious listener Is cNpoctcdO
we'll how diL the duel RESULT Was either man
and then stevenson. with grave face, will reply:
you e. the fact Is, the duel never was Fought"
"why as said Joe began hl' little speech inst "a the
rose. and when he had concluded the sun ! sctai
n had hrcpmr dark that the men cnul hol see 10
.ho,t and ihry gave mp the idea Of lighting before
another meeting could be- arranged"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
4 NECEHNAEY PRECI rTICN.

Froia m YoHth's C0mp1nfon.
"Marv." said lalv her mald 81 an going 10 tako
the train tom Irr"N morning at sir o'clock"
"Nll rlghi. ma'aIn."
AYES And shall want you. consequently. to wake
ne up az five s'clock"
"YcsD. But s'pose"-
"Mhst do You suppose, MarTf'
." s'po-e yOul Ilng the bell for me, ma am. about
quarter 10 i've SOS I'll be to be awake cali you
i've, ami"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

The President sent day last week FOR "a certa well
known Democratic Senator from the West, whose name
however. net at liberty TO giyc In order to consult
him a. TO propricy OF accommodating IN his forth
coming mes-oge tho repeal OF the compulsory
feature OF tho law under which 100000 OF silver dol
lar, are consd by the Treasury every month Tho SEN
aior told President In decided language that no
could not sun port such n recommendation.
81 Halter my SELF" said he. THAT know something
about the people Of my state have yet TO hear from
any quarter a hint suggestion in favor of again lie
tnonetiEing silver. havs not received single letter
f,y.rug the susponsion OF coinage on tho other hand
when tho bill TO renonetizo silver pending before
Congress. my mail In favor OF tho bill large that
IL would nave required wheebarrow To take II To the
Capto Tho sentiaent OF the people la state Ia in
favor OF silver dollar and would grossly misrcpre-
sent them were TO vote to interfere with the law rs
II Ia"
The President. while admitting tho strength of tho
Senator. claim resctng the voice OF the people Of
his state began hypothetical reflections as
70 what would happen IL the law were not repealed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

spark, heard Of 300, conversation hut said nothing he
ul. a,,ci Dob. time. 10 tic surprise aui lie iSt or
hf. sr,. colonel Morrison recovered. bat SPARKS AMI
nr So .f. not on Very good terms Iulr" believe ilrr'
ga. time when 49, dI MOI -pcaa tn each o'cr Tine
passed and then cane tlc great struggle over tie
iuc.t,n ~ troop, ~ the polls" The Democrats won
and m ru'Iu, the conference r,npr' The Inst 90 mt ~
tlc .r...n Nprau @ Hrslft delivered au .up t.-loutl
-,..ei which aroused DIS -ilc ~ tAr House q" thr
lnc.i pitch Of ,uf1u-il-in. When De- slt down bcS
Towns. emil r,.c .n demanded 90 Do heard The Demo
Gratis clluor.l for $50 Immediate vote nut iicn lrIi
h, .rouaI and insisted that W. Hewitt who controlled
fa, uuc -.DllI yl.d 10 bim. a- = hi promised 10
io %. AMI tr litter reluctantly gave hiu five minutes
~pk" was c,ritrl. 1ui dc.pt'c the cfort*ot tc Dem
orlf. to cr Ban down Dee went on vl,h j. speech lie
-.-, are danced ami sawed the air. hc ioo-rn'l the
American. -lc caught him again ami made him scream
loticr than ever. IL Wa. "a magnificent vocal ami
pnt-,,l ,li-plt, Our wlo witnessed 10. rrurinirr
'. tr~ htf Dr. w.. complete trtupl OF fuNiri over
,,rf" l.eu ~ptrk- fi.lcl -rrcu with envy. lie r!t
hi- -rlt ana ru+lri d'Nn ." tho ti, 'ir' li'- ''
-n,, ,,.- .I,-k Nurfr Nprr STOOL Wlfu ar'1ni"-
nance expressing cAtrruc disgust >lIr"- marched up
10 ui.n aul n..,,l:
V,r,i.,n ror m1v lie soon ~ yor blank please.
and Dr IoNu.acIl may io al thc talking over your
~ v.. a fair DIR AMI Morrison enjoyed 10 a, wolf lF
ltt ft,.l. itiIrfr o. dll u'f rector" iil'itlt
..n. bet .r.u ut,u and General" sparks Timer" =
report tlt thc latter inirul- 10 conir+i th" "'int
ton for CON -r.-. with li'h l'Mh-h'h j.
ana, Aould not hr surprised % that should create c"''
ur,, bet Ncru thcm also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

The fact that Mrs Cleveland accepted az invi alton %
p.lyae house til, week caused good drAloi con-
newt as il has not the custom OF the Prelents
wife TO do So Mrs Grant used 10 Visit he spe'in
friends In an Informal way. bit seldom accepted infla
oms from others than the ladies' oi the Cabinet Mr-
HAYES went ont once or twice. Mrs Mchroy old not re-
gar the ru. as binding upon her size was not mo
wis Of President AMI only the temporary ni,rs
o. tue u bite House. Uuu now Ms 1lcFrAhi anh'tcl
strictly - the rule ousi &c OK no 'aJ.n" ''S
In social gatnerIu-s aEI II j. sat thar lac rNcrpiish .
m ale tls week nv tesdIng the 4" nu>l ale gwen ny
tie Misses M.raoe ou tor tue pleasure Of tie !onA
L.. L.. ~ I. ILnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

made director OF the tallah opera J." w t.a, 81
,' ,,.. -, ,Ic,co and II afford, opportunities
,n0 VI ,,,, 90. Shall avail o.r,clyc, Of
to The utmost thinl, viii he fo.na that We shan
The first act Will sho" the Inferior % mrs,
Mexican Temple with the saciii'ial ms J." p',I.
Tins VAL he a. I''''.. "''' s' c c,np Of caucz j,
'r""n m" mira act aAc place he Tomb Of The
him A"",n'' e'|' Mich IS brohcn .nio and
.'Il, Ictr.y,d b' the .paulId.. 1h"r' are ,"mc
PA.'''a'' i" I,k .ittlIn. effects iu the Wa, oi cN
49,. t ho,,, and cannon. iour ballet, are 'allG' .oi
and tir music io. thrr is SN, tii ,,r~. ,or fi,c
p"a,inS' j." ,,ririN When II occu, 10 bee o!e'r
and ma, formed a pant ul t!r compose 5 "r,.3 l,.'
not for t' c>trancous ballet We nav 'u ,.n.,',
81 them I'M, year I'D" cas-, WI il,'iiaT There f.
MN"H. ri' a. ,i, iu.ri4uc'. and tlru vii
! Ir IN, m. hand, oi Mri-,lin-ci- y -.', a. l.t,
after 'Co.t"l "r el'H -N" i.,. r.,l,i,. 20
! ihA' VIII l", ~ '' ' Va ,., b., ,ou. Of il- D'rnan
,,,ui, hui n !, chiefly known h-'r i"'tn ~ ~
overtime and ono or t"" -''7, ~, i,'..,y a. TO- o.,
vienna IN j. -. Hc'" .r,ciscnla. opera. Nr.
St,,,,.n ,ad tlAt ID ranged from +i'u0u To fl-''"'
r,,,, rt,,lr..n iu It'ta'r l.f' !, ''rt m.'h 'i'
,,, ,,,,..f l.flIy ill ,.D,nd od gentleman 'A'' h'
/ , ,,i.u ,. Nv Au.k Dee ut'' very
! ' o." '"' s'- t,,.t with L.. family ard
| pr'"S 81 'i' '"'' '' " &c.,, ,... I al.n t.,
! h., .,uinIaW Mr. l. g. MeF "ilhnd' VINO " '''' '''
| ,. ,.,..r NouIn- 800 MI IlumI-ou' ai
'"' " a.. ia. ,,f.. a., has upt
/ l"uan'r %. M'"''' '"- 49,. ... ...,.
/ 90 cons c.- alton th' NAilf\ a." i''t' '- '
,,, .., ala, nar, tnc Professional iic nr'c. r".r-
'"i >" ,,............. Of a.. attention
! ami '''"' ''' .I., .... ,..f.pIt.r
! his genial anI "'h "il'"" '
,,t,,,t. Az, uu, vino ha, '''n Dana ""
/ ''''" ,.....-.... him. ful
/ the stage i' '''' ,... ,,. tl.
/ l.rhal- i.,. ihau ALl u'.iI acton "".' "' just ID"
..... ......t.... ,..t,..f.,.. NtAf Goo NJ J'I
''i'''' WI '' $780, .....I., ..I c.n.,.
! i.t,un j." i' IfoHa't t"' "''' li
uc,ih o., most I.'un-ar.lt -'.' .i'' ~ -N'' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

lots but mad ast begun TO build when sad tna re-
piled Pugh. rather sheepishly
hear that senator ghs efsrts in behalf Of such OF
hi constituent" as arr also his Relatives either nv
blood or marriage have met with great success. ana mat
hs has bec.ne ne of Mr. Cleyeianss warmet adm srs
and most active supporters They DO that Pngh ke
a good other Dems rats. has dropped inc "ord
'nepotisn " from his vocabulary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

piled Pugh rather sheepi.hly.
Ihear that Pushs efsrts in behalf OF such OF
his constituents as also his relatives either ny
blood marriage have met with great sncees. ana las
hs has becsne of Mr. Cleyeian9s warmet adm srs
and active supporters They do say tha I'm a9
nepotisn " from his vocabulary.
One OF those periofftal reform to which havo
become to some extent accustomed here Is. uhi"r-
stand, to sweep Washington society again ihis
winter II is all account OF the women and heir dress
or rather unlfess at public entertainments Last winter
they decidedly inclined To be lavish with thrir
charms Their toilets. which for the mast part
lon. In the train and shsrt In the waist e""e"
the display their exquisite necAs aud buses 10
the fullest advantage In short tho "decolletenes' -
mnst be pardoned for coming the word-wss subject
OF ~ mich comment that Mrs. Cleveland deternnei 10
discourage a, much az lay in her power hy prccep.
example and otherwise, too close ioHo"lns o' 'A' ~"
Theartha the New.YorK dressmakers who cslne down
to MasningO the beginning 81 svsry set'sn 80 II
.ir nr,yf,ngi.l b, dresses Perhips hi, /. an luii-
cation % tho approach OF tho reform wave are"l5
ALLUDED 10.
Senator DAME. OF Virginia. General Mahone's success
viii not cut very great figure in the senate.
think thsngn his southern admirrr, sometimes refer -
hi rs the Henry clay OF Virginia. He can make
nowery speech AID deliver it like an actor bat ,u'h
qualities 10 ns count for m Ich IN the senate Nowadays
What is Nta,eI IS vast amount OF niorlha lon irds
try and common These the new - "a or possesses
Oaly a limited degree. le locks ihucu Iihe tr i''
one ,ess of John Wilkes Booth though lie himself prefers
To e. Tor oDyou. re compared 10 Edwin booth lie
i straight tall while De speaks ami though lie h'D
bles about o crIcss he dscarls Them the minute 40
are~,e, public audissce Iii, Voice Is clear resonant
and plsisink 49,, accent il southers He Gals To ''o"
au speak, the wOrd COR, az though II were ii"ApNeI
",otf' Ir 5 10" for Tor. ana hi~ TIE ohrr
III, AL La spIs the Sout1. IL his '"cses ice =
fond OF aiucing starln. e,Nparl iremeAOrr'
for Instance. hsarlng him say IN tne House oHc';
Non iAigit well put mu~ttri p.t,ier on hitt
ne4f for l-IF Is. /,
cure VI lin ~ fro Ihl.s
Now suci kind ~ ak viii reyer 90 for TIE cenaf',
and Na.r Daniel Will nl this our very quickly lie i,
by he way. culsvln- tao reputation 81 prS Tue H"'I
tuV.terate .try-tmoker IN con gross 1ou rl-Y 'r'
Inn wifnout an unl.htct ei-ar Ia rs msIth. Hc IT, IA
add ton the ctIees- nau about ores, INA "'r
lie i,w.r-e than old Van WycA used to be-an ina IS
saying good deal.
The fact that Mrs Cleveland accepted az lny atom -
private house til, week las caused good dciioi c'-
newt as il has been the custom OF the Pre'lcnts
wife TO do 50. Mrs. Grant used 10 visit he SPECIAL
friends in an Informal way bit seldom accepted in'La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

General" sparks. who intends 70 rcmin IN wash
in,fou TIN, winter. is unusually r,uccnt some pt ma
fri MI. cannot uulcr,anI the reason. When hc "'' III
ton,rc, ni later ia the Genera. Ian O1ic" be "a'
fluent and frequent speaker Iulcrl. IT w" question
a. 10 whether hr or springer or" Dicf" IoNn-i'nl
,c.np,cI tnc most TAN. va ms'ructins the House Wien
Az lr.. ,rr, member. Of that boiy. Colonel Morrison
So. OF the opinion that -utfa- dIL
remember u1t Colonel Morrison fell OF one session
anil for SOM. time hi. recovery rcsr!ei us imp''-i
Dob. one day while uc WIS ai thc lowest. twp o. liz
co,a,,. .unou AMI springer -yl,itcl his bcl-l4c
They Thought taai he about to die AMI hc appeared
To- share their br"L Ih,y sail ai. thcy could To cIeer
hi.n.ul Ar Let ciu,ou ,yuplt Irticiily a't,l:
well. Hil. is tl,rc luyfl.u, ctn dp lor }ol ~
Tho colonel wt- very wrAk Indeed. Dee coili not
.rc,a above . whisper. lie MANAGED oy supreme
.faf To- ,i,trn ont b. wight haul 1pi place i u Can
nous. 800 90 m,m,ut hI. i.Dr Enlightened ana h' wis
80. Joe. there ., our tint you can do, you WILL
and I wou.i liac 20 iltr your promise. ,
% ,cr,lul.. E.u, whatever DO j. NiH q" d. ''pI''
We'll Io, { may mot rc' We'll. II seem. 20 nc in't
r hear tie bells thc other shore already u "l'
spra-c t.er, nlU b- tlc usual performance 10 me
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